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Istu asked for forgiveness and help saying that she was under severe stress
Kathmandu. Famous content creator Isu Karki has publicly appealed for help saying that she is going through severe mental stress lately. She indicated that someone might be harassing and blackmailing her.
She got emotional on Tik Tok Live and said that a strange thing has been happening in her life for the past few days. Stating that she could not understand the reason for bringing her to such a situation, she asked the concerned person to forgive her if she had done anything wrong.
She has appealed not to be subjected to mental torture, stating that she is ready to apologize if there is a mistake on her part and even face legal punishment if necessary. During the live, she also said that she is in a lot of pain and feels disappointed about life.
Through her video, Istu has apologized to everyone if she has offended anyone in the past. However, she has not revealed clearly about who is behaving like this and why.
According to those close to her, Istu was under stress lately. It is said that the cafe he recently opened has also been closed since Dashain.
Sports
A resounding win for New Zealand over India
Kathmandu. New Zealand defeated India by 87 runs in the T20 series.
In the match at Eden Park, New Zealand won the toss and decided to bowl first against India.
For New Zealand, Glenn Phillips played an excellent batting innings of 107 runs off just 49 balls and was declared the man of the match. Similarly, Michael Bracewell scored 65 off 25 balls and Finn Allen scored 31 off 17 balls. From the Indian side, Mayank Yadav took 3 wickets while Arshdeep Singh and Akshar Patel took 1 wicket each.
Chasing a huge target of 260 runs, the Indian team could only score 172 runs after losing 9 wickets in the scheduled 20 overs. For India, Tilak Verma scored 35 runs, Naman Dhir scored 28 and Abhishek Sharma scored 27 runs, but they could not win the team.
New Zealand’s tight bowling Jacob Duffy took the most 4 wickets while Mitchell Santner and Matthew Fisher took 2 wickets each. India still lead 3-1 in this five-match T20I series.
Interview
Sadhana aspect is about to disappear from Dasain culture: Dr. Govind Tandon, cultural expert
Kathmandu. Dagobind Tandon is an established name in the cultural field of Nepal. Tandon, who has done scholarly research in the cultural studies of the Pashupati region, has headed the…
Life Style
Koshi
Police fired 8 rounds to arrest drug dealer, 2 injured, 3 arrested
Biratnagar. The police fired eight rounds to arrest the drug dealer in Ratuwamai, Morang. Two people were injured in firing by the police near the Nepal-India border area. Three persons were arrested with a pistol and about half a kilo of brown sugar.
According to Morang Police Spokesman and Information Officer DSP Makendra Kumar Mishra, 22-year-old Deepak Kumar Bosak of Kushaha, Bharat Araria and 40-year-old Puran Bosak of Kutumganj were injured in the firing by the police. Both the injured are being treated at Koshi Hospital Biratnagar. 35-year-old Pramod Thakur of Ratuwamai Municipality-1 Chunimari of Morang, who was with them, was also arrested.
A police team of the Narcotics Control Bureau was deployed on the basis of a special information about drug trafficking. At around 9:30 in the night, the police tried to stop three people riding on another motorcycle with Indian number plate BR 37 V 3926 and an unknown number in Ratuwamai Municipality-6 Shanishare. After the man ran away, the police fired 8 rounds.
Two Indian citizens were shot below the knee by the police. DSP Mishra said that police fired 5 rounds from Chinese pistol and 3 rounds from Breda pistol.
According to the police, a homemade pistol and one round of ammunition were recovered from the arrested persons. According to DSP Mishra, about 500 grams of brown heroin and a motorcycle were also seized. According to the police, this group has been dealing in drugs for a long time. DSP Mishra informed that the incident is being further investigated.
Madhes
Ward president Anwar arrested in Siraha Golbazar incident
sirah Ward President Soheb Anwar of Golbazar Municipality-11 of Siraha has been arrested. Anwar was arrested by the Siraha police for an offense against public peace.
It is alleged that he was involved in the incident that took place on July 14 at Siraha’s Golbazar after the incident that took place in Sunsari’s Dewanganj on July 10. An organization called ‘Hindu Samrat Sena’ filed a police complaint against him.
Although the police filed a complaint and obtained an arrest warrant from the Sirha District Court, he remained absconding. Siraha Police Spokesperson DSP Ramesh Bahadur Pal said that he was arrested from Goalbazar on Sunday night while searching.
In the complaint lodged with the police, it has been alleged that Ward President Anwar played a key role in inciting riots and vandalism and arson in Goalbazar. DSP Pal said that the matter is being investigated.
Bagmati
Westerly and Monsoon influence continues, heavy rain likely over Bagmati and Gandaki today
Kathmandu. Due to the influence of western low pressure system and monsoon air, the weather will remain changeable in most parts of the country today, according to the Department of Water and Meteorology, Weather Forecasting Division.
According to the division, there is a possibility of heavy rain with thunder and lightning at one or two places in hilly and terai areas of Bagmati and Gandaki provinces. There is a chance of moderate rain with thundershowers at some places in the Himalayan and hilly areas of Koshi, Bagmati and Gandaki.
Similarly, in some places of Lumbini, Karnali and far western hilly and Himalayan areas, there may be light rain and snowfall and in some places there is a possibility of rain with lightning and hail. Along with Madhes, there is a possibility of moderate rain with thunder in Terai areas of Koshi, Bagmati and Gandaki.
On Thursday night, there will be normal to complete change in most of the Himalayan and hilly areas of the country including Koshi region. Moderate rain and snowfall are expected at one or two places in Koshi, Karnali and far western Himalayan areas with thunder. In the last 12 hours, light to moderate rain has occurred in Bagmati, Gandaki, Lumbini, Karnali and some places in Far West and few places in Koshi, the division said.
According to the division, less than 10 mm of rain in 24 hours is considered light, 10-50 mm as moderate and 50-100 mm as heavy rain. 100-200 mm is called very heavy rain and more than 200 mm is called very heavy rain.
Similarly, “one-two places” means less than 10 percent of the land, “a few places” means 10-30 percent, “some places” means 30-50 percent, “many places” means 50-80 percent and “most places” means more than 80 percent of the land.
The division has said that the forecast made at the state level should not be understood in the sense that it will rain in the exact place of a certain district. Due to the possibility of rain at any place within the state, it seems necessary to be cautious in the areas where there is a possibility of heavy rain.
Gandaki
Prisoner escaped by climbing ladder in Kaski jail, found in hotel
Gandaki The incident of the escape of a prisoner who was serving life imprisonment in Kaski jail for the crime of manslaughter and robbery has raised questions about the security system of the jail.
Santosh Jalari, a 37-year-old prisoner of Pokhara Metropolitan City-18 Khapaudi, escaped by climbing the ladder taken to the prison for electrical repairs on October 31st around 2:00 pm.
Jalari, who escaped from prison, was arrested by the police on October 3 from a hotel in Pokhara. Chief Superintendent of Police, District Police Office, Kaski, Naveen Karki, said that the prisoner Jalari had escaped in a planned manner. “It was found that he had escaped by climbing the ladder kept for electricity maintenance, Jalari said during the investigation that he had been planning to escape from the prison for a month,” he said.
Superintendent of Police Karki said that Jalari also runs a shop inside the prison. According to him, Jalari managed to escape because the police assigned to protect the prison and the prisoners did not pay enough attention to Nike. “It was found that he kept the ladder in the place where his shop was and ran away in the middle of the night because he had to repair the electricity tomorrow,” said Superintendent of Police Karki.
He said that incidents of inmates escaping from prisons like this rarely happen, and he said that this incident has shocked the concerned parties, paying special attention to the security sensitivity of the prisons. Prison jailer Ghanshyam Gautam said that Jalari had escaped only the next morning during the prisoner count. He says that it is natural to express concern and questions about the security system of the prison after the incident of prisoner escape.
Jailer Gautam said that the escaped prisoner was brought under control within two days due to the police’s activity. Jalari was arrested by a joint police team deployed from Gandaki State Police Office and District Police Office.
Superintendent of Police Karki said that he is being investigated by the court for an offense related to the Prison Act. “The sentence of 25 years imprisonment in the murder and robbery case is already in place, in the latest case, the sentence may be five years more,” he said.
Lumbini
Fire in Hapure, West Dang without fire engine causing heavy damage
Dang. A fire broke out in a cosmetic shop in Hapure Bazar, Babai Rural Municipality-5 of Dang. The shop was completely destroyed by fire. A fire broke out in the Gauri beauty shop run by local Khim Bahadur Somai around 8 pm on Wednesday. It is believed that the fire started due to an electrical short.
Locals said that even after more than two hours since the fire started, the fire brigade could not reach all the goods of the shop. Due to the lack of fire engines, local residents, Nepal Police and armed police teams tried to put out the fire by carrying buckets of water. A team including Chief Hom Bahadur Parajuli of Tulsipur Area Police Office was deployed at the place of fire. But their efforts were not successful in front of the big fire.
Four municipalities in West Dang are without fire stations
Locals say that there is no operational fire engine in the four municipalities of Paschim Dang, including Tulsipur sub-metropolitan city, so they have to suffer huge losses in case of fire.
Earlier, a fire station belonging to the Tulsipur sub-metropolitan city was set on fire during the Genji movement on August 24, 2082. Till now, Tulsipur sub-metropolitan city has not been able to purchase a new fire engine. Therefore, in case of fire, fire brigade has to be called from Ghorahi, which is about 46 km from Hapure and about 20 km from Tulsipur.
Karnali
Karnali province collected 40 million revenue by selling herbs
Karnali. Karnali province has collected revenue of four crore rupees from the export of herbs in the last financial year. According to Ministry of Industry, Tourism, Forest and Environment of Karnali State Government, 4 crore 17 lakh 68 thousand 999 rupees revenue has been collected from 58 species of herbs sold
Mahesh Nepali, the information officer of the ministry, informed that revenue of 95 lakh 85 thousand 400 rupees was collected from 1 lakh 81 thousand 609 kg of exported plums with a revenue rate of 50 rupees per kg.
Similarly, 87 lakh 88 thousand 875 rupees revenue has been collected from Jatamsi which exported 96 thousand 792 kg. The revenue rate of the herb is 75 rupees. Stating that revenue of 75 lakh 44 thousand 371 rupees was collected from Yarsagumba (jeevanbuti), information officer Nepali said that the revenue of Yarsagumba is 31 thousand rupees per kg and only 251 kilograms and 656 grams of Yarsagumba were sold.
According to him, revenue of 23 lakh 81 thousand 680 rupees has been collected from the sale of 34 thousand 445 kg of Katusi with a revenue rate of Rs 40 per kg. A revenue of 20 lakh 46 thousand 575 rupees has been collected from setak sugar with a revenue rate of 25 rupees per kg. 41 thousand 732 kg of setak sugar was sold from Karnali.
According to information officer Nepali, Rs. 19 lakh 39 thousand 400 rupees were collected from Timur, which had a revenue rate of Rs.
According to the Ministry of Industry, Tourism, Forestry and Environment, Karnali province exported 19 lakh 46 thousand 875.705 kg of herbs out of a total of 21 lakh 58 thousand 582.945 kg collected in that financial year.
